The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1864, Page 8

z FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Buapas, ape 3, 1664. ‘The mining mania, or the mad desire to organise and ‘@mbart Mm Rew mining eeterprises, wbien has deca im creasing im virulence ever since the work of imflnting the SUFTODCY COMMenced, MUG LOW, we think, be very cles eu to its culminating point. as the public enrmet help but gee that a large majyrrity of those so-called companies are ‘Boabiog mere nor tess than a mavy speculative babdies. ‘We Dave taken ooesston before to cali attention to thea, fed to ware the people of the designs which their pro- Jpotors have upon unwary fortune Renters. In times peat, ‘when there have bees exccestve expansions of tbe our- Rency, these spccuiative furore have invariably + Grleen, end after legitimate siccks attatved thelr proper beight the attentiom of epeceiavors has teen tarned to @heformation of vogas companies ta order to carry on tabir gambiing operations, i was so mm 1826, and during ‘Bwo oF three years preceding the erash of 1837, and again Jes previous to the financial erisie of 1867, and the pub Mo, warned by those events, should keep constantly in mind that the future coutaine for us the same, but yet more trying, orden), which must de passed before we ean succeed to a healthy financial condition. In order that we may de the better prepared to moet the|ap- Preaching crisis, the desigua of speculators Nd Be care(ully examined and exposed, and ail stoex bu! ged dogne companies of every description should’ be’ eveided. Wehave no basis upon whieh to estimate the Bamber of new mining companies which have ‘been organized in the Atlantic cities, or the pumber ‘hat are yet in an unfinished state; but we have no hesi- Station in saying that they may be counted by hundreds, ‘The perfected ones consist of anvg Httle back offiees, witha Single desk, upon which may be found printed pampplets describing the rishness of the leads upon the property of the reputed company, subscription and trapafer books, Randsomely engraved certificates, and valuabie spect- fens of ore, which are often taken from the head: ‘quarters of one company to thore of another for exhibition, in precisely the same manner that one box of specie some” years ago was made to serves dozen or More Michigan wildcat; banks when the State Inspector amade bis.aanual rounds to examine Into their condition. ‘TRere are\now one hundred and seventy-eight of the ‘above described back offices for mining companies in Boston,and probably three times tbat mumber in this tity, ‘Tepresenting the business locations of gold, silver, quick. Giver, copper, iron, load and coal companies, each pro- tending to own land upom which nature bas deposited the richest lodes of mineral wealth that geologists Baye as yet discovered, There are no doubt many Jogitimate organizations covering mince in ina ‘and Nevada Territories which have proved profi those who risked their capital in them, and rs ‘will continue to pay well for a long time to come, because ‘there can be no question in regard to the mineral rich. ‘ens of those localities; but it is the suocees ef auch com- panics which helps to excite the spirit of speculation ‘abat is already rampant, and furnishes powerful and sedactive arguments to the instigators and directors of ‘Bogus astociations. We repeat, therefore, that the pub. Be cannot be too careful mm examining al! the new mining @ombinations.~ ‘The teliowing were the quotations of stocks at the close ef the past five weeks:— Mar.5. Mor. 12. Mar. 19. Mar 20.4p1.2. eee Me Hin 1334 ‘TRovollowing were the Prices ef government securities ‘at theclose of the past four weeks:— Mar.12, Mar.19.Mar.28. April 2. 6's, 1881, eM 12K 14K $81 » a4 WK Max l8e = 109% 1 hoe in” 9% 9% 99 ua” tyr} 12% ua ‘The-old La Crosse Railroad litigation promises a speedy ‘Germination by the sale of the eastern division under the @eeend mortgage, if not previously sold by judgment @edsors. The validity of the sale under the third mort- ‘gage will be tested before the courts. It is contended that SBere was no real sale under that mortgage, as the party ‘te whom the property was struok off has never paid the ‘qmount of bis bid, which is now upwards of seven buv- ‘Wired thousand dollars over and above the amount div on @ee donds tesued. No right was evér passed to form a Oempany, and the ttme has in which to complete ‘We sale, whith took place Years since. These tacts having been proved, the Judge has docided that the “existence of the so-called Milwaukee and Minnesota ‘Company was more pom inal than real. ‘The Toliewing table chows the relative value of @ cur- Pemcy dollar to cola at the different rates of premium Prem 1 to 100. The fractions given are as near the cents @s they can be approached without the eid of parts of mailie. The table will be found valuable for preservation, ‘ead will tend to undeceive many who are of the impres- @ten that the amount of premium must be eubtracted “®rom the ourrency dollar in order to ascertain its relative valae:— Value ofa Cur. CSRESEESEERERE UA EEREES SSSEERE! 200, * fhe bendholdors sod stockholders of the St. Louis, re Haute Railroad Company exo procure the at the office of the company. he Ena ab suction on Saturday 9 $1,000 ‘eeven per cont Harlem Railroad bond, dated May 1, 1852, and redeerabie in 1867, for 101, and $6,000 Boston and Mew York Contral\Railroad six per cont bonds, duc 1874, Iesued as collateral security, for 20. Also, the following The bide for the two million go! gore opened by Comptrolier Brennan on Saterday, and att offers atover 102 were accepted. The whole smonnt wes hot taken, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Barenpay, April 2, 1864, Site Receipts 68 bbls, Bimal! eales at previous prions. Stock 409 bbia., of which only 9 are pearie and the remainder pote, Pens verorve,—Receipts $,001 bbie, four, 90 do. and 008 bags corn meal, 7,673 bushels wheat. 1.760 doy _NEBW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, “APRIL 4, 1364.—WitH DOUBLE SUPPLEMENT. corm, 5.816 de, oats, 3298. Derkey, and 1437 do manlt, The door market wes firm al tbrowgh tho Hint, wah o fale Wuemess for a siermy day and the crue of the week The steaks cf alt hinds of Sour fe uneseally jigs for the eenaoe, and the cappiy oh the princinad abiiping pointe tm the Weat ie alee below the average of former years, from tho fact that wheat has ruled relatively higher an four for Ht [ ter tt ri ‘il i me i tl E F HE : Hi sf LF rit fer wheat ‘Waa strong, with rather more 5 Bales Of 85,060 bushels, at $1 7) a $1 733¢ for ‘amber Michigan, the latter price deltvered; $1 ¢7 a $1 10 for wintér red Weetern, $176 a $1 76 for amber Milwau- deo, $1 68 a $1 64 for Milwankeo club, $1 60. $1 04 for spring Chicago. Rye was inactive and nominally $1 250 ‘$1 28. Im barley nothing of moment transpired; 600 bushels State malt brought $1 60. The corn market was a shade easior for old, and heavy new, with a fair Desiness; sales of 60,000 Dusbels, a $1 2034 for both old and mew. Onte were dull, Dut wot quotadly jower; ee oo fer Canadian, amd 89c. ‘was quiet, without dale exit St wate: aTOCK 8 900. IN NEW, YORE, AP3IL Teel toa “ises. 1804, 41,870 87,884 70,545 + 21,000 — 4910 — — 18 69 6,640" 2,961 — 2,500 re 00 oa aio 2 414 14,838 1,1: ® ree BSe FREGHTS were = 5p alr yer ene oe rates were accepted. iver! erican bbis. four St is, 3; {900 boxes Tae, GH; “oo +148. ; 18,000 busbela wheat, 24a. 0 34. Jn bulk; 260 ‘Is. 64., and 10 tons’ oll cake, 14s, Deu- Robbie, lard, 208., and 250 boxes bacon, 208., aud eamer, 200 baies cotton id. ‘To London, per. }, and an Oldenburg bark. 305 tons, to vorhae, both at’ £1178. @4,, dead weight capacity; a Vrvcsian Dark, 562 tons, to Rotterdam, part cargo light pipe staves, $25; a Dutch brig, 19@ tons. same voyage, 260 tous weight, £320; a Swedish brig, 280 tons, to Bris- tol, 228, 6d. for weight; ‘a brig, 263 tons, from Elizabeth- port to ‘Aspinwall, coal, $5 25; a British’ brig, 141 tons, to 8t. Domingo city and back, $1.500, half gold: a sehooner, 167 tons, same voyage, $1,600, half gold; a Britich brig, 216 tous, to Kingston and Faimonth, Jamaica, 60c. per bbl. ; St. Jago, Cuba, and back, sugar, 400. ‘Movasses.—We note sales of 600 bbis. New Orleans, at 70c. for common, and 82c. a 87c. for good. Provisions. —Receipts, 208 bbis. pork, 47 do. beef, 2,958 packages cut meats and 1,050 lard. ‘There was no important alteration in the market for provisions to-day, either as regards the demand or prices current. In pork there was a steady fair inquiry for all kinds for imme- diate delivery, and the fi caper imparted by the govern- ment tender for 10,000 bbis..still prevailed. Prices were, if anything, a shade firmer, though we do not quote any advance, f was ateady, with a (air demand. Beof hams continued quiet. Bacon was eteady and unchanged. Cut meats were in good ancaan, ind, notwithstand- ing the continued heavy receipts, iull prices were Yealized. Lard was in moderate request and a shade easier. Butter and cheese wore unchanred. ‘The sales were, on the spot, pork, 3,000 bbis., mentee 322 15 for old meas, trey a2 ai for_new do. 20 $734 for new prime, and $23 75a $24 Boag plies Wostern moss; for future doll , 500 bbis. new mess ——, Pope 6254, buyers’ ‘option, and 600 do. do., for July, at vere Beef, 360 bbis., at $140 $16 for plain mess, and $16 26 $18 for extra do. Beet hams, 250 bbls. at $23 $24 60 for Western. Cut ments, 650 f= sr ak at 10c. a 10Kc, for ber git and 1334¢.8 130. Bacon, 860 pkgs.,at 11%{c. all %c. for Cum- berland cut, 13ic. for short ribbed, and 146. a 14, for cut hams. Lard, 1,900 bbis, and soy apt tots wd POS for old, 13}¢c. 8 13%c.. for new, and 18%. Perroteve.—Receipts 1,067 bbig. The market contin- Frechnaot h ha Syte Wy, a fair Mg” The ‘stock se, monorail: sued particularly for crude, of which it is not Selloved that there are more than 20,000 t0 28,000 bbls. on hand; after making allow. ance for the the large amounts ts take for , re shoul te ao hand is about 95.000 bois. The sales are fed tba Pade dela ah Bae 00 the spot, and hee for 1 . at on theepot, nad 130.0 B22 for May ; 800 do, free, ‘1c. on and 63c. all this month, 100 bi benzine, 60c. @ 63c., » Brevity, . SUGAR was 000 bhds., at 14% o. a 15 ye. steady: wales for Cuba, 163¢¢. a 16c. for New Or and 16%. estat Ports Rico, 7 acre ab 12:4. 812%. for in- maxsy.—Recoipts 181 bbls. Market firm, with a fajr deHand, and sales of 2.000 bbis., at $101 a $1 02 for Bta and $1 68 a $1 08 for Western. The Two Million County Bounty Loan. Comptroller Brennan opened the bids on Satarday*at- ternoon for the Oounty Beldiers’ Bounty bonde:— W. 7. Brown.$5,000 par. MnxHerache!$5,000 $101 ~~ E. Clarkson, . ‘6,900 $103 12 Merwin &Co. 10 40.090 101 00 Do. 103 20 +10, Fmetrong 1,600 a Do. + 600 S = $2822833 ret 8 SS8S3883 SES28EE83 & seaessee ssesesssss ; te | a ij i a FF i Hi lt sft id H i i i E E tt 3 n Hy : i | i 3 i s F Hi ¥ i i i E z 5, a3E5 : ny E i gS | a z peal eft ? fs rf : Shs ae 2 eek ia i i - g F i : 3. i li Fi : i ANOTHER ONE DANGBROUSLY: .ATABBED. On the 2ist ult, as the ship Norway, Captain Mosier, from Liverpool to New York, was several hundred miles atseaa diMculty occurred betwoen two of the sailors named Wm. H. Young and one “Friday,” a colored man. ‘Friday seized: a cutlass and rushing upon Young inflicted such a terrible gash in his abdomen that his bowels pro- truded. The desperate black then ran into the hold of the ship to apply a thatch tothe magazine, but his in- tent being discovered Captain Mosier ordered the mate to shoot Friday, and in a moment a bullet was sent throngh his brain, causing instant death. This summary course seemed to’ be the only one left for the captain to pursue in order to save the lives of his passengers snd crew, as well as the ship. The body of Friday wus subse- quently consigned to the ocean, and the vessel proceeding on her course arrived at this port Friday night, and is now lying at pier 50 Fast river. Young, who is yet ina very precarious condition, was brought ashore and con- veyed to the New York Hospital. The tragedy was re. ported t@ Inspector Verpenter by Captain Jamieson of the Seventh precinct police. Farat ACcwwEnt m Paint Sraeet.—An unknown woman, about forty-five yaprs of age, was run over by a Second avenue car last night, about ten o'clock, and almost in- stantly killed: The unfortunate woman was dressed in brown dress, a black basque anda black hat. The body was removed to the Fourth preciact station house, where ‘an inquest will be hald this morning by the Coroner, Nothing the identity of the Wrage could be learned last evening; but it is supposed all, the facta in the case will be developed to-day. Firs in Excety-rovrra eraeet.—About one o'clock on Saturdey morning a fire broke ont in an unoccupied frame shanty, south side of Eighty-fourth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, belonging to Ann Clancy. The fire extended from the shanty to three two story frame dwellings, emcuny 3 William Wadsworth. They were nearly destroyed before the fire was extinguished. One was occupied by Mr. Wadsworth; the other two by seve- ral poor families, whose furniture wag more or less dam- aged. The loss on the shanty ta about $160; insured in the Greenwich Insurance Company. The loason the dweilings amounts to about $3,500; no insurance. The fire js said to have been the work of an incendiary. Poltee Intelligencé, Hicewat Ronssar i Baxter Sraret.—At alate hour on Saturday evening Martin Messit, of 41 Baxter stroct, while near his residence, was seized by two men, one of whom knocked him down sad by, force and violence robbed him of his silver wateb, worth $25. Ashe re. gained his feet Messit was caught by the throat, and at ‘that momentgrecognized one James Kelly as —. who held him. Officer baly, of the Sixth prect hea ring the ofy for help ran up and a arreated Kelly; but bis con- federate * The prison before Justice Dowling and committed to the Tombs for trial. ARResT OF A® ALLEGED Hors: Taisr.—William Hopper, a German, was arrested by officer Peacock, of the Four- teenth precinet, eharged with entering the room of Frank ‘Terrass, 10 Spring street (Anson House), and stealing a trank con! tigen apparel Me silk umbrella, and other 'y, valued at $165. prisoner, bead bad no business in the rom or aliaiogs was oat Ar. House a ‘the room of Mr. Terrass wth umbrella in his possession. Justice Dowling, whom Hopper war arraigned, commited bim Tombs for trial, in default of $1,000 bail. toe Coroner's Inquest. Fatat Stage Casvatry.—Coroner Naumann yestorday hold an inquest at the New York Hospital on the body of Mr. Matthias McDonough, a man seventy-three years of age, who was run over in Chatham street, near Roose. elt, on the 26th ult., by stage No. 908, of the Avenue C Hine, and pared, injured that he ‘subsequently died in the hospital, Deceased stepped from behind road car in front of the omnibus, by which be was knocked down and ran over before the driver could check the speed of bis horses. ‘The jury rendered a verdict of “Death from injuries accidentally received.” He was a native of Ireland and uucie of the late Brigadier General Michael Corcoran. Guwenat Grant 4 Pore anv Bras Man.—They tol 06 now that Geo. Grant isa penn pork and beans man—a rexular Saturday Bight New Fagiand man. It is eid that the faxariods oy ‘le of living prevatent = by are the Potomac. He says he can maintain bis physical Totegrity on pork and Lemmy as soldiers do out West, and believes big, done them here. Caterers to the delicate of éur chhoers sre in spasms at the report that the Lioutenant General is about to banish their wares from the lines.—ASchenectady Star, isnitiaieiehinieeiieniidasienenmeemataieabiaiaintaimamae ead 101 87 101 % SHIPPING NEWS. 102 OL nnn 102 31 ei Movements of,Gcoan 100 00 s 103 61 ’ 103 Do. 102 80 Do... 108 60 wright, Do. apne Be ywery ‘vingsB’k.100,000 100 82 Do. 000 Do; ..,.100,000 10L 06 Re O00 1 Barton & 69,000 102 102,88 Bm. 1. & 990 01 102 12 Do......60, 101 56 103 OF Bo......50,000 102 O1 108 26 JA lee 50,000 102 08 102.08 Hi. A.Dingee, 6.000 103 108 B To. + 5000 103 102 63 De. + 6,000 108 30 108 OT Do. 6,000 102 75 50,000 100 25 Do. 5,000 102 30 L, Coben....10,000 108 25 De. 6,000 Tu2 06 All, bids over one hundred and two the Comptroller, whe directed the posal { (or anita wane make op the Steve, Pie mn Beruasy, Comn,—Two PEasoxn Borxep ve Dre Sunday morni ‘about four o’clock, ihe ey of Mr. Andrew T. hkiss, a farmer in Bethe. ra megs se jy eel by fire, and two persons, Sinbar « family, © burved to death! The ofrcumstances rosea, a they have como to our knowledge, were aa follows:—Mr. Notebkiss was awakened about the bour mentioned by hearing his mother, an old iady, who, with one of ‘oo ok mory apartment, crying out n was on fire... Percely he aroused, with all '@ baste, those of his fami- Jy who slept ob (he Jowor floor, and they a eTected their escape. Mr. Hotchkiss, foding approach to the wu: per story by the stairway eut off by fire, raised a rs wo the window of broke in the window ccoupied a second that the house » who was with her, indew the tinmen burst out descend (be ladder, ites of the room, nor the ery from bie Roth were ondgybt- We did not learn the opening of ¢ ed bien ine was anything beard from them mother which first gave the «wari. odly suffocated by the thick rmoke, whether of not the remaine have been recot ered from the Ty \ne — New Haven Valadium. March 30. ritalin for pre that such wos the fact, in. New Orleans: Mareh 26 nd pareengers, to Boer tom & Co. Bowing up the river 2th ark. Marthae Vine Hs. Cat ectric; at anchor on the bar. -bark Bilingwood, of N fahty y Jona yunyan fet, Searsport), Carver, Montevideo, Jan to Walsh, ‘4 Chase, lise ‘trope N And NE gates since passing Bermuda Fev, at 90 8, 100 “7, “re whaling bark showing a white si nal with red Igviers ART in it: off Barnegat spoke bark John Carver, 38, daw ship _ Francisco, and again 2d inst, off Richole, eK Matanzas for New York, March Burhholty, Matanza, 40 YN and WE weauler a Ryder, Fall River Retonkeo—Bark N Boynton, Mi. hence March 27 for by Fabbri enennn # aleak of about whe punpe a Ginches war hour “The crew: alter w x reterSiog: te oA\to the Lawer Bay. an oe 2d— Bart Bea Bride. PREP, ‘Se¢—Prem Quarantine, tcames Evening Bas. meas tN. en ‘Wind at sunset WR. Miscellancous, ren, BUCHU, snes eran Sk. et Sets ated senna Peat threat cRavae L” AND DROPSTOAL Bm axp Bure Aouons—Long Braneb, Apri) 2—A shipand the main excites a orig are aubore one mile below the brig George. The ship mts a heathy sation, ee ee leo on the outer bar and the brig ia the undertow. Wo far- eee Saves ie Ss pein and ol pnceinmgr gn ‘good for ther partienlare received. (By letier to Ritweed Waker, | ™*% Women er Req, Bee’y Board of Underwriters.) HH HER Auxmscan Ligypw Supplement fer Apri) 1 coutaine much pr PAY ‘weofel taformation. There are about 60 new namee in this BHA tun ¢ member, which, with the resurveys, render it quite interest. BALUARAB HH Mosara Taylor, Hartaborue & proprietors paniassey the Hainer, are ding Ud eset fo porto in Hun. wecful werk. BHa i ab Nera Benin tot givin the belpad wrecker Ana a sige sige , ie a New svoeee ie le ave eet eEaaLD'S BITRATE. 01 or avory, follows pemoohe aoe 1 lac es en Sa Cine Arsen, 118 tons, bail at Bast Boston im 1680 (RL ELIGT O67 lone, allt oh Medford tn 2041, for £1000 "hase Waaeix topresne, 14 tous bath tm 2847 atBich- | Horror weary Brazma Ht Mascon tons, built at Key West in m3 BER GAlLaTim, 840 tons, built tm 1849 at Ports- Suir Muoutsion, Ss ove, bull ts Mate ta tou? forsaco: | te Sar 466 tons, built in ‘Maine in 1861, waiting ‘ora oe cameo bps We Baltimore from Maya- 2 eehaces re or pear tee cise olired for aur ios ify where th e ras 20 Mnede umper Smit ich lasted for as hours ‘Came in at Eaten from Trinidad, fot ream passage; lost boat, stove raits, ani mG, Blake, at Philadelphia from Portland, re- meMareh Ey 15 ines: Li of Absesum, had a heavy NE ee aos off gh: Henlo- ‘Henrys wae FY, ai to Deisware rchr's hull Ped 2—There is a nr —s inside of apenas April ‘Trunpy’: Lig near Portlan cid ‘union down, Tein supposed to he the Waltham, ce FOF ‘New Or. Jeans. A tng bas zone to her, 12 M—The sleamer DeMomy has also gone to her, Tex following table gives, summary of the veageiain the arhers low York, Boston, Philadelphia, Raltimere, the latest secounts from each ef it Whalemen. Bee port arrivals above. Spoken, Ship Salem from 8t John, NB, re “England, March 29, lat 41 20, lon 64 80. March Tests ced ship Ji (Neth), for New ‘barks St Bernhard (Brom), Deet- ‘York last of the m: harks or do. 2th; Dokana Rus), Hein, for de {fr Sook, Mor do soon; ar ig Mary Ann, Lavghiin, for mDON, March 19 hina Great Republic, Lime- ean arch 1o—Fn port shipa Great Reps! ieee ber, for NYork | Ainers Congress. D Drinkwa. ter; Wild Hu jdrey; ‘Moore; Southam) Whitney; Bri ills Babino, Woodwa: Susan flow! intban' Pur Henry, fovinan; ona Sian, ut Forties jenry, On a, nth: + genn. Fa Detht, Thom Ei Sarah 2'Staples, Blaples, dud © 8mith, ‘Wilson, vine} Mach iia port barks Carcine, and Gran. BT a Bon we ts jor Boston next day: Glee (Br), for Philadel) American Ports. BOSTON, april Arr Be steamahip "Africa, Anderson Brauer, Eats ong and Shenghac via aawe "A Horta, Leland, t Jago: schrs NR Hagan, Gag mel Pi yotaried a AM—Arr Br sbi Toshi, iene ee ie Baker, Phila isiphis: Li ware teed Geot Kemp, rabeth, ir brig Perseverance, wi in rage: Sierra Leone, HL ne; Hues, *Hanaos, NE, wi a \i—Arr Br bark , Moin oe ores Koos) Bal ‘or ailere Mésaguses Baio, Benson, old Feet ¢ > wat Jonns, i Harwond Se wir eas His iftados. WE Bi bas vedere, Gloce’ in ‘Sims, SBOE Boum. f 8 AM—Wind NE. No arri- eviuia We a; ache Atcrandris, Phenix | Bodule k ine, Juno, Sarae B" Harri oy ‘Abe, J ‘Wiel, ‘mmonn, Gelden Gate, Bik, line Townsend. aa Bare Groin (> IRLEANS, March 2$—Arr ship Chace, Edwards, ‘ ‘Dureane Grant, Below, Darks Jenny ‘Haskell, from “Rockiand ; Nineveh, Stackpole, from’ ; brig San Antonio, Jackson, from Rhitadelphia; schra Joren Mane (Nex), ‘May Robineon (Br), Bla and Cora, Cunes, ie at vols ark Gace, Or . era Cruz; a, Hore! vc web Mancy Mis y Mis, | Bermuda. Berk J Trucks eat thoes weieateld 28th, seamehip Geo Cromvell, Post. NYork. Sif BEDS is ‘Avril 1—Sid sehr Amazon, Haskins, Chena he AIA, Arti 1—Are ahtp, Empire Queen, Mo ler, New i iat Brig Cock. ae ten ap ea ea igs ‘Bi Pierce, ey Weel J hn, NB; Karnak, Kissam, Pt Roya! Srunc'& Mare (Ham), Bove, NYork: sches Tan 'e Wheeler, Dyer "Gardena 7 Baiorthwat. Lene. FS, AGar- wood, Godfre ‘Tort Royal; Maria Lent att De Flgwera, Boston: Jails Grace, Babson, eo” Be Below, bark Talon, from Pernambut ‘Old bark Dresden. Reet. New Orleans: brie Breeze (Br}t Brown. Pt Frei: ‘Olt Gandy, jsohre: J Patterson, Wille! ral rier Curtis, Portamouth, NH; SJ Va hn, L Stevens. Whitt Ls ri i Powe, Prowiuesto Met adde: nC yet vermont, owe, "Vance, Durige, Dorehemer; HS fon. New Bedard: aM Sherman, Borry. and ‘WG Audenreid. Hewitt, Provi- dence: Neptune, Rodan, a New Havea; M Smith, Risicy. Mid. town. 3d, AM—Arr achr Leesburg, Blake, Portland. Cid steam- 8 Matthews, Bost: pg ag * Ape Neary - Ra, Row oy ma mM the water went to ah were barks pan, Picting ant Gna Mary tea Hedaoe all os rwowton Maris Mowe, ns ‘Weel. Bark from, “igarane for Mianotpnise bag Break itp. arch Sima fr Br stesaship North Amert- are stearnal Britannis (Br). Ferris, Glasgow: oe are wood, m4 ork, wteamer Gen ot ‘ash PROMIDENGE, April Loar ste lid Brora Idrioh, and Annie. rk. aia ote aclaines well. HL Paiiadelphia, Mare Siar citi, Oreutt, NYork. a éehre Nantiiue. Pillabury, * povtree Monte; Osatavia, Jameson, Philadelphia; Trader, NYor! SALEM. rigtag Light, from Wil- miugtone Danton New Paving ald 28th and return- 0.2004)! and wl (be ws Disa. . AQrKsX,—Op S)nday, April §, afler a abort bur severe ilinees, ‘Acree, wife of Joho Actken, Sr,, ge 7: years, 6 mouths and § days. ‘Ibe relatives and fr \eode « of po family are respectfully invited to attend the funerpl, fi in I Thirtieth iret Methodist. Episcopal church, on one o'clock precise): haarngs ate Monmouth fay, hal lew y afternoon, The remains wil be taken’ e ea oe for interinent. See Sista Page. ____ MISCELLAI Conta BUNIONS, Pr NA i, cart, J” cured wit! rk aes yt) Ce See. on "foulbilator cures San Lng! Tian oe By ot Hpoksigh” A BARGAIN. FOR sate, THR WELL | KNOWN ‘fant sailii ht Mary, lor dante See aa” SABIE 10 chun atteet Sersay Cite, whee ‘be seen. O98 FOR SALR.—ONR 8T, BERNARD terres 4 Tan , Bool ceed Selswradel ollel ihe rartas secretin 8S Saw oats i Rooucvett RANOIS BUTLER, NO 8 P Choice breeds for sale and stoct Cure sad Flee Exterminator, 75 cents ‘Dogs boarded, a rig new mot: srained, cines for all gaia —_ WATCHES, Sawer, ‘&0. j De Cinco AND SERS, ‘OLD GOLD AND SILVER, Persons who winh to sei) Diamonds, old Gold, Biiver, o1 of Old fashioned aac he Faye piety ANRIOH 7 “yy A Joa ie fact, oe eee cent more than eh dee meee ea Buren 2 dink nome Ft) Broadway, under the New York Hove TOO LATE FOR CLASBIZICATION. § WHO vr On WAR ing to Lined Lerview) yal? aay ot prointing a if + Hgrald affom. wred to go on, whieh thipmedicine ma re Brine PTIC Pra: bc. ape ITY AND OONSUMPTI coe "dtrefut siaenoes bay ther xn Many are awargef the eause of thefr suffering, but neve 6 insane asyinins and the Till confens,, The reco tancholy doa tie "oy poenmption bear ample witness to ee epeieel eee BY ORGANIO aires the aid of aby dood which BEL! 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College EXTRACT | auch Uist IMPROVED BOB hose W Deseriba toca, Advi irs Who bags u sl sy APL i laeuitt oH wr 2X HELM Ws seul bY A as * | posit t he ade der and Member of the Royel Coll published im the trenvactions Sf cue ing ao of each for 2 8, onre the most obstinate ivered to any address, securely packed r an m = ico-Chiirurgical Review, iol ous by Benjamin aca a rie Si per Ba oF ax fo for £5 which will raieent ireclionsare gahered “desk Azmptome in all communications, Cure guaran- esa it or ebieay DEFOR sui ety abiinrnrs. NPRINCIPLED PRE. GENUINE EXTRACT BUONT, UINK impt at TRACT SARSAPARTILLA, HY *thne. Fn es ee ore a ee ) garda IMPORTAST RECOGHTTION EWS. Rebel Negotiations with the Enmperer Maximitian in Eurepe.., Slidell’s Proposition to Maximiltan Re- ferred-to Napoleon’s Cabinet. » Preston, Mr. Sildell, Jeff, Davis and Southern independence Ignored by the Two Emperors, Ben Rey Our London Correspondence: Lonvon, March 19, 2864. Reba Negotiations for Recognition from Mexico—Mr,. Presicn's Commission as the Davis Minister to Maxt- milian’s Court—Provasition of Stidell to. the Mmperor Elect—Napoleon Comsutted, and No Royat Notice tobe Taken of the Oonfederacy—Stidalt's Diplomatic Pailurc, and the Independence OF the Reial States Iqnoret, Eo. ‘The news I have to send you to-day is of # most jate- resting aad important character. You will not find it te Reo the nowspapors, and I doubt if the political portion of t + will go out to your government in ministerial degpatches. ‘You are aware that one leading and important object with Jefferson Davis. bas been to get on the right side of the new Emperor ef Mexico, aud as soon as be assumes the rems of government to es tablish diplomatic relations with him. He hae already accredited as his minister to the new Mexican court Mr. Preston, late United States Minister to Spain under tho Buchanan dynasty, He has let Richmond, succeeded in running the blockade, and ia now in Havana; but ore many weeks clapse @ pretty larze fien will be dropped into his ear. But to come back to Europe. Mr. Slidell sent s confidential agent to Trieste te confer with the Arohduke Maximilian and arrange an in- terview when the latter should arrive in Paris. He Promised to do s0, seeing him, of course, merely in a pri- vate capacity. Of course he could do no more, he not being an emperor de jure or de facto, ner the other an: envoy of a recognized government. That was all Slidetr wanted. Bat on arriviog at the Tuileries Maximilan referred the matter of an interview with the Southern commissioner to his imperial host. This proposition brovght up the whole question of: the future. relations Dotween Mexico and the United States, sud between Mexico and the rebels, As it 1s quite essential to the plane of Loufe Napoleon and the new Emperor that they be on friendly terms with the United States, diie*rebels could not be recognizd in any form, either by Mexico or France, On the 224 of this month Maximilian is to ‘accept the imperial crown at Miramar (hig seat near Trieste), and then be will send a formal. notification, stating the duties be bas assumed, to all governments, princes and potentates with whom he desires to enter into diplomatic relations, Among these will bo the United States, to whom he will announce his intention of accrediting a- minister, and express a hope that the Prosident will to return send a representative to Mextco, No such notification wilh be'sent to the rebels. 1 am assured that this determination is come to.in. conse uence of he instractions sent by your Secretary of State to Mr. Dayton, Your government probibly saw that.if they declined to’ enter into friendly relations with the new empire of Mexico they would be playing the game for she. robels. and thas fave Mexico, and probably France too, to recognize the confederacy. Now eomes Mr. Slidell’s great blunder, After it was intimated to him that the Archduke could not grant him an interview, he made a Formal request to him to do so, and in writing, This brought the whole subject before Napoloon’s Cabinet, aad ‘M. Drouyf de Lhuys told Maximilian it was not sufiictent for bim to merely inform Mr. Siidell that, owing to the: brief and informal nature of his visit to Paris, he could not see him, but he must write formally and tell the Southern commissioner that it was impossible to enter into any diplomatic or personal relations with him; in short, that he did not know tim, and would pot if he cou, A more complete diplomatic flasce was never eustained. ‘This bappened on Thursday and Friday, the 10th and 11th of March. My informant is a gentleman just arrived bere from Paris, and¢ who was personally cognizant of these details, by his intimacy with persons ja the highess Political positions in France. Ho says it 1 @dnceded by those knowing the circumstances that the rebcle have not met with such a disastrous defeas in any quarter since the war‘commenced, not even their military defeat at Gettysburg, New Orleans or Vicksdura 16 was not a mere diplomatic cold eboulder, but a compieio rebuff, So the rebels in Europe are completely “played out.” They and their cause are nowhere. ~ INTERESTING FINANCIAL NEWS. New Anglo-American Ratiroga Stheme. OUB LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Loxpor, March 19, 1864. Nav Speculations of Angle-American Interest—LBanks , Steamship Lincs and Ratlways—Opposition to the Erie Railroad Line—A Road Through Northerm Pennsy> vania—Benefit to the Trade of New York.and Jerueyp ‘Oity—Wew York the Breadstuffe’ Depot of tho World, dc., de. Here in England some of the commercial (ad-teance operations are of much Interest even on your aide of the water. There nevor was a time hen there wefe so many new joint stook companies forming, particalarly of a banking and financial character. Of course you bavo seen all this; but here the wonder is that your war, with all the money ft bas thrown into circula- tion, has not created more new companies and cor- porations in the United States, ‘There seems no difficulty atallhere in London in getting the capital subscribed, and first class names for directors, You notice one British and California banking company. Looking at the shipment of over five million dollars of specie, that the Inst West India steamor brought from Aspinwall, one would conclude that such a bank must soon do a large business. “In this connestion” you see there is to bea new steam monthly mail between England and Australia, » line via Panama. Looking at various fletds for the employment of capital, one of the large banking associations here bas offerod to furnish all the funds for making anew line of railway, which will bo of the greatest importance to the city an@ trade of New York. I learn from ® trustworthy source: that tho proposition is now in the hands of negotiators, and will be definitely completed in ashorttime. The railway is to be of @ six feet gauge, to. connect with the Atlant? and Great Western at Meadville, Pa., or rather at franklin, and go through the morthern section of Pennsylvania, by way of Ridgway and Williamaport, to the Nolaware rivor, and thence over the Now Jorsey Central Ratlroad—aiso to be made a six foot gauge—to Jersey City. Thid will shorten the route to Cincinnati and the Weat—as Compared to the aniform six fect gauge now in operation over the Rrie road—At least a hundred miles. Of conree the Frio will continue to have afl of its vast local ‘and way trate through the State offNew,York; but a new road will take. away mood of ite through Aratiway fe now building from the Canedian side of the Niegara river, to oross that stream by a bridge noar Buffalo, and, passing southeast, Intersect the Erie rond at Salamanoa, and thonoe still in a southerly direcfion te the ‘newly projected road through Pennsylvania. This railway will be of the greatest importance to Canada—a country that has very little coal. It willbe of the six foot gauge, and from Buffalo to the i ag Pogi, will open to the Canadians all the bituminous ooal fields of Northwostern Pennaylvaniay while to tho southoast of Salamanca it reaches the Anthracite region of Mauch Ohunk, Peach Orchard, &c, The road through Nerthera Pennsylvania will be of, the greatest importance to all that seotion of the Stato—° ® region rich jo undeveloped agricuitural and miners resources and timber, and now overrun by benre, wolves and other wild animais, almost entirely \ ith. out railways, and with only a sparse population. Then this road will, as soon a8 complotod, with, ila. connections, add tens of millions to the valve of the agricultural lands of Indiana, flinois and Wisconsia, ‘The Fort Wayne Railroad, from ‘Mansfield, Obto, through Fort Wayne to Chicago, is to be mado o siz foot gauge, and this will give an unbroken line of pix feet gaugo railway, in almost a etraight line, from Chicago to New York, via Mansfield, Mond. ville, Williamaport, Pa, and the Now Joreag AkE SUPPLEMENT SHRED